Sneak Attack

A recent addition to the Superstylin* closet is a pair of The Row for Superga kicks. As a champion of comfort, sneakers are a staple in my wardrobe and I am currently experiencing a sneak attack. Spring has sprung with floral designs by Gucci and Miu Miu. Sport embellished styles with lace from Givenchy and crystals from Christian Louboutin for fancy feet. Metallic shine by 3.1 Phillip Lim and Lanvin catches the eye. For lace-ups instead of slip-ons, tie on some high-tops as seen by Lanvin and Puma.

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The Higher the Heel

(L-R) Tabitha Simmons, Gianvito Rossi, Aperlai

As a woman of a certain stature, my outfits and posture can always use a little boost. (I am taller than Prince by an inch and a half.) Given my hillside location and after a nasty spill downhill, my daily shoe choice sides with practicality and always falls a little flat. That's not to say I do not love and marvel at teetering stilettos and sky-high platforms. The higher the heel, the taller I am!

I recently watched a documentary entitled God Save My Shoes. A definite MUST SEE for shoe aficionados and fetishists alike. Manolos, Louboutins and the eponymous designers are aplenty in the film. Designers Pierre Hardy and Walter Steiger also have very welcomed screentime. Soon after my viewing, an article tauting the next wave of luxury footwear designers was published including Nicholas Kirkwood, Charlotte Olympia and Tabitha Simmons. Personally I would like to add Jerome C. Rousseau, Sophia Webster and Aperlai to the list.